How to treat childhood asthma?

Asthma troubles many people, mostly middle-aged and elderly people, but some children also suffer from asthma. Asthma is relatively difficult to treat and the treatment cycle is also longer. Patients usually need to pay special attention to their diet and living environment, especially stay away from irritating foods or pollen. Children need to pay more attention. Next, the editor will take parents to see how to treat childhood asthma.

Bronchial asthma, also known as asthma, is one of the common respiratory diseases in pediatrics. It is currently believed that bronchial asthma is a chronic, persistent inflammatory disease of the airways, in which many cells play an important role, such as lymphocytes, eosinophils, mast cells, etc., and is accompanied by a significant increase in nonspecific airway reactivity. It is a multifactorial disease with airway hyperresponsiveness as the main clinical feature. Clinically, the main manifestations are repeated reversible wheezing and coughing attacks, chest tightness and dyspnea. These symptoms are often reversible, but can also become severe and occasionally cause death. Therefore, the prevention and treatment of asthma should be taken seriously.

Eat more nutritious foods and foods high in vitamins and protein.

With reasonable, standardized and long-term treatment, the vast majority of patients can achieve ideal control of asthma symptoms, reduce recurrences or even eliminate attacks, and live, work and study like normal people. Inhalation therapy is an important measure to achieve better therapeutic effects and reduce adverse reactions.

The education and management of asthma patients are important measures to improve efficacy, reduce relapses and improve the quality of life of patients. According to different objects and specific circumstances, we should adopt appropriate, flexible and diverse methods that patients and their families are willing to accept to provide them with systematic education, improve their initiative in active treatment and improve their compliance with medication, so as to ensure the efficacy of the treatment. Long-term systematic management of asthma patients includes the following components:

1. Avoid and control asthma-promoting factors to reduce recurrences.

2. Develop a medication plan for long-term asthma management.

3. Develop a treatment plan for the attack period.

4. Regular follow-up health care.

5. Strengthen physical fitness and enhance disease resistance.

Children generally take medication treatment, and treatment must be started early, otherwise it may turn into stubborn asthma, which is troublesome and will have serious effects on the child's physical and mental health. Patients can eat more lung-moisturizing foods and fruits, and can eat more pears. They should also exercise every day to improve their immunity.